Where does JDeveloper save the info about last opened jspx / files ?

Hi all,
In JDev 10.1.3.1, Where does JDeveloper save the info about last opened jspx / files ?
e.g:
opened pages are : page1.jspx and faces-config.xml
after we save and close JDeveloper and Open again, i will start with same opened page/files : page1.jspx and faces-config.xml.
Where does JDeveloper save this settings ?
Thank you,
xtanto

Xtanto,
its jdeveloper_home\jdev\system\oracle.ide.10.1.3.<version>\preferences.xml
The most recent entries are last on the list. The editor reference also indicates whether this file was opened in WYSIWYG or Editor view
Frank

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